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The Section for German conducts studies in language didactics, particularly in the field of German as a foreign language. Our researchers work in various research areas such as multilingualism and second and third language learning, cultural learning and digital media in language teaching.
The project investigates the organisation of the Language Introduction Programme in upper secondary school. We are taking a closer look at the teaching practices and language practices associated with the school subjects Swedish as a second language and English.
The main activities of the Language Structure research group are the seminar series the Grammar Colloquium and the Phonology Colloquium.
How can search engines know what you’re looking for, even if you misspell the search term? Researchers in Language Technology study analysis, translation and generation of human language.
Human societies are dependent on ecosystem services for the provision of natural resources, and especially so in poorer developing areas. In coastal East Africa, a sustainable ecosystem production of fish is essential for food security and sustaining human livelihood.
Latin American studies is an interdisciplinary research area with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean.
Scholarly research in Latin literature at Stockholm University concerns primarily Roman literature, along with cultural studies, broadly understood, even about medieval works in Latin.
The scientific study of law is called jurisprudence. The subject is traditionally divided into different research areas such as public law, criminal law, procedural law, environmental law, EU law, international law and various aspects of civil law.
Project about Legal Values and Civic Virtues under Computer-Optimized Economic Output.
Research project that has been awarded funding in the Swedish Energy Agency's call for research on human, energy system and society (MESAM), which aims to contribute a diversity of perspectives on energy and climate issues.
Law and Information Technology examines the relationship and interaction between law and ICT (Information and Communication Technologies). The areas of interest include the interpretation and development of regulations in the digital society, as well as the methods for legally customised system design and management.
The project is part of Stockholm University's interdisciplinary network of young Baltic Sea researchers - Baltic Sea Fellows. This initiative is a development of the governmental funding of strategic research areas (SFO).
The Law of Associations covers issues concerning different forms of associations under applicable laws and agreements. This includes creation of various types of associations, issues of liability as well as the rights and obligations of the legal subjects involved.
This project will produce a large-scale qualitative study of Natural Cycles, the first algorithmic contraceptive method on the market.
The research group focuses on the governance, organization, improvement and leadership of pre-schools and schools.
How much autonomy do school leaders at central municipal and school level have and how has their autonomy changed over the last twenty years in Sweden, Finland and Iceland?
In a globalized and rapidly changing world of increasing complexity and uncertainty, organizations need to attract, develop and retain competent leaders, which makes competence and leadership development a priority. The program addresses the challenge of how to recoup investments in leadership.
The research project examines the development and application of digital leadership tools in high-performance organizations.
